Anonymous on December 14th 2006
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animated cursor problem

saving is a little weird

this happened when i was making an animated cursor. i was done, but i wanted to add a few more identical (identical to the last frame) frames to the end. when i copy and pasted the last frames, i saved and closed it. when i opened the cursor again, the frames that i had replicated before (they were copies of the LAST frame), had changed into copies of the FIRST frame. i kept trying to change it back to copies of the LAST frame, but nothing would work, until i placed a copy of the last frame in the place of the first. then, my changes would stay. can anyone help me so that the saving works properly?

Vlasta on December 14th 2006 0

There was a bug that might cause this behavior in an early version. If you did not download the installer from this site or if you have downloaded it right after the release in June, then please try downloading it again, uninstalling the old, and installing the new version.

If the problem persists, please send the cursor (to info@rw-designer.com) and an exact guide how to reproduce the error. In the meantime, you can simply increase the time of the last frame instead of replicating it.

Anonymous on December 15th 2006 0

how do i uninstall it? i cant find an uninstall file

Vlasta on December 22nd 2006 0

Using Control Panels.

Vlasta on June 16th 2009 0

If you have individual frames on your disk as .cur files, you can:
- create a new animated cursor
- drag and drop the .cur files from Explorer to the window with animation frames

Well, if you have set the main cursor to and empty cursor, I suppose must have been very nasty to get it back 😉.

RobRay on June 16th 2009 0

Couldn't find how to create an animated cursor from a set of cursor files. More importantly when trying this I lost the system default cursor completely. Re-booting didn't work, so had to go into the Control Panel to re-establish it - using the keyboard - nasty!